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West Brom’s shambolic form continued at Luton Town and the scale of the job on Steve Bruce’s hands was only magnified after Cameron Jerome and Allan Campbell inflicted Albion’s latest defeat.
The Olympic Winter Games have not worked out for Canadian curler Rachel Homan so far.
As England’s most successful ever bowlers the case for taking James Anderson and Stuart Broad on tour to the West Indies later this month was compelling.
The Chinese men's hockey team heard the criticism heading into the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann has slammed Manchester United, saying the club have gone “beyond a joke” this season.
Indian Premier League (IPL), the International Cricket Council (ICC) and BCCI-bilateral, all at the same time. Between 2018 and 2022, Star India (Disney, now) owned the rights to all these three properties, making it the most unique cycle cricket will ever see. Going forward, no global broadcaster will find it feasible to buy more than just one of these rights packages, or at best two, given the changing dynamics.
Space science has taken a giant leap in the past year. Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin and SpaceX all flew their first tourist-focused missions. Meanwhile, NASA successfully landed its rover on Mars, and the James Webb Space Telescope - the world’s most powerful of its kind - blasted off into orbit days shy of the new year. More money than ever is being pumped into space technology, with Morgan Stanley forecasting the industry to top one trillion dollars by 2030.
Roger Garrett was never going to be world champion, but he loved snooker and wanted to make a go of it. In 1995, he found himself stationed 85th in the world rankings and due to play Dave Harold in the last 64 of the International Open in Bournemouth. At the allotted time, Garrett was nowhere to be seen.